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Now hiring: Georgia film and TV projects seeking cast, crew

Several Georgia film and TV projects are in need of extras, crew and more.

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Several Georgia film and TV projects are in need of extras, crew and more.
Dec 8, 2015

1. "Quarter Life*": Two recent college grads deal with odd jobs, new friends, weird coworkers and more in this comedy series. [Learn more and apply]

2. "The Royal Court of The Flowers": Four roommates owe $400 per month in rent. Two stop paying and one invites her boyfriend in to squat. [Learn more and apply]

3. "The Yellow Birds": Two young soldiers navigate the terrors of the Iraq war in this feature film starring Jennifer Aniston and Jack Huston. [Learn more and apply]

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4. "All Eyes on Me": Feature film about the life of rapper Tupac Shakur. [Learn more and apply]

5. "The Service": A young woman estranged from her Ethiopian community returns and takes it upon herself to find her missing friend in this short film.  [Learn more and apply]

6. Family cookie commercial: Families share stories of "acceptance" in this ad. [Learn more and apply]

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